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- Which town to stay in on Gran Canaria
- The best all-inclusives in Gran Canaria
- Where to stay in Puerto de Mogan
- Where to stay in Puerto Rico
- Hotels and apartments to stay in Maspalomas
- Where to stay as a family in Gran Canaria
- Where to stay in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
- Where to stay in Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves
- Where to stay in the central villages
Not knowing the island of Gran Canaria before planning my holiday there, I have to admit I struggled to know where to stay. First of all, which area, what awaits me in each place, what do I want to do? And then what type of accommodation. Because here, there truly is something for every taste.
Fancy a casa rural tucked away in the mountains? No problem! Prefer an all-inclusive right by the beach? Perfect, there are some truly excellent ones! Or a small, cosy hotel with a lovely view? That’s possible too. And all of that across every price range!
So as I just said, the most important thing will be to know what you want from your holiday: whether it’s just the beach, adventure, or both. But also with or without a car (because that makes a big difference for getting around, of course).
So here I’ll first try to steer you towards the right region and type of accommodation depending on your dream holiday, then for each case, each place, a selection of great places to stay. And honestly, I saw some magnificent spots!
Right, let’s get to it! I’ll start with a little series on 4 great places to stay all around the island.
📍 Fataga · In the GC-60 canyons (25 min from Maspalomas)
Grande Canaria's hidden gem: apartments with 180° views over the canyons and palm trees, a pool on the mountainside and home cooking by Tomás and Puri.
- Exceptional views over the mountains and palm grove
- Private pool and terrace with hammocks
- Fitted kitchen + home-cooked meals on request
Free cancellation
From 80 € / night
📍 Las Palmas · Playa de Las Alcaravaneras (400 m away)
The stylish 17-room boutique hotel to discover the urban side of Las Palmas: understated contemporary decor, a pool in the patio and a "superb" breakfast rated 9.5/10.
- Pool and garden terrace on a human scale
- Playa Las Canteras 1.7 km away · port and centre on foot
- Adults-only, discreet and attentive staff (9.5/10)
Free cancellation
From 180 € / night
📍 Meloneras · 800 m from the Maspalomas dunes
The African-themed "fairytale" resort designed for families: 9 heated pools, 4 restaurants (including African and grill), kids' club and tropical gardens.
- 9 heated pools including a quiet adults-only area
- 4 restaurants (African, grill, buffet, international)
- Kids' club + Maspalomas lighthouse 10 min on foot
Free cancellation
From 250 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · Directly facing the dunes (5★ adults only)
The adults-only 5-star with the most memorable view on the island: room with balcony facing the Maspalomas dunes and the sea, all-inclusive full-board plan.
- 30 m² rooms with balcony facing the Maspalomas dunes
- 2 pools + spa + 3 restaurants included
- Full board (Krystal à la carte dinner)
Free cancellation
From 400 € / night en pension complète
Which town to stay in on Gran Canaria
Blimey, this is the trickiest question, especially when you don’t know the island. Because each region of Gran Canaria has its own character and you go there for a particular reason. So to know which area to stay in, you first need to know what you’re after. But rest assured there’s far more accommodation choice than in Lanzarote, more variety, and that’s no bad thing. Let’s take a look.
- the south coast, from Maspalomas to Puerto de Mogan: you come here for the beaches, for the sun, because the weather is better here than in the north. It’s a very built-up area, with a huge number of hotel complexes — it’s THE tourist zone, but you get vast beaches and all the facilities you need to feel good
- the little central villages, like San Bartolomé and Tejeda, let you be surrounded by nature, in the mountains, usually with an insane view. You’re 1 hour from the sea and civilisation, but you’re truly in a sumptuous setting
- Las Palmas: the island’s capital. Two very pretty neighbourhoods (Vegueta and Triana), a big beautiful beach — a super practical spot but lively, with loads of restaurants, terraces and tapas
- Arucas: a lively little town with a pretty historic centre; it’s interesting because you’re close to everything, including some lovely villages
- the western part, towards Agaete: the area around Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves is really pleasant and has a bit of life, but as soon as you head west you’re into cliffs and nature, great for adventure
Well, the island isn’t that big. Getting from Puerto de Mogan to Puerto de Las Nieves takes about 1h20 at the very most, so the choice of location matters for what you want to do, not really for what you want to see, because you can get around very easily by car without wasting too much time on the road. Although the zigzagging roads in the centre — you do spend a lot of time winding along them!
So there you go: what do you fancy — the beach and the sun, a mountain house above the clouds, peace and quiet, some Canarian life in Vegueta? That is entirely up to you.
To make the choice even harder, there’s also the option of going all-inclusive: there are lots of hotels and clubs (some of them superb — we’ll talk about them) that give you full board. And others (which is what we did) offering breakfast and dinner, which is handy for getting out and about!
The best all-inclusives in Gran Canaria
So all the all-inclusives (or the vast, vast majority) are on the south coast by the beaches, between Maspalomas and Puerto de Mogan.
Going all-inclusive has its advantages:
- all meals are included — it’s convenient, you don’t have to worry about a thing
- all-inclusive hotels are generally very well equipped, with lovely pools
- ideal for lazing around!
But a few small drawbacks:
- having everything included means you don’t go out, or only between meals
- you won’t head into town to a restaurant to try the local specialities
- these are big complexes with quite a lot of people
But very honestly, it stays very comfortable.
Then, another option is half board — that is, breakfast and dinner, but not lunch. We had that and honestly it was great! At midday we didn’t eat because we’d had a solid breakfast and were out on the road exploring.
📍 Playa del Inglès · all inclusive
A sleek modern hotel right in Playa del Inglés, with a pool, spa and elegant balcony suites. "Everything was perfect" when it came to cleanliness and friendly staff.
- 3 pools, spa, jacuzzi and gym
- Air-conditioned suites with balcony, tennis and table tennis
- Staff rated 9.7/10, very good buffet
Free cancellation
From 130 € / night
📍 Agaete · all inclusive
A 4★ adults-only hotel built into the volcanic rock of Agaete, perched on a cliff facing the ocean. A "stunning location" with gorgeous sea views.
- 2 pools, spa and 2 restaurants (16 and over)
- Rooms with balcony and sea view
- Generous buffets, close to the natural pools
Free cancellation
From 160 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · all inclusive
A huge 4★ all-inclusive resort right on the sand in Maspalomas, with 6 pools and daily entertainment. "Kind" staff and "delicious meals".
- 6 pools, 6 restaurants and spa
- Kids' club and quality entertainment every evening
- Beachfront, 24-hour reception
Free cancellation
From 250 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · by the dunes
A palace by the Maspalomas dunes, lagoon pool, tropical gardens and retro decor by Alberto Pinto. Staff praised unanimously for their "professionalism".
- Lagoon pool, spa and tropical gardens
- Highly rated gourmet half-board
- 100 m from the beach, airport shuttle
Free cancellation
From 250 € / night
Where to stay in Puerto de Mogan
Puerto de Mogan is a nice alternative on the south coast. A small seaside resort, a pretty town centre, busy but not too busy, a lovely little beach. It’s a good option, especially as there are just as many big hotels as (not too) pricey apartments! Plus there are fun activities to do like a submarine tour or a boat trip!
📍 Puerto de Mogan · seafront
A 60 m² apartment on the Puerto de Mogán promenade, a few steps from the beach, with a large balcony and mountain view. Host Raúl "very helpful".
- 60 m², fitted kitchen and air conditioning
- Large balcony with mountain view
- On the Promenade, near shops and the Friday market
Free cancellation
From 75 € / night
📍 Puerto de Mogan · colourful house
A colourful 40 m² apartment steps from the harbour and restaurants of Puerto de Mogán, 3 minutes from the beach. Quiet balcony and host Marianna "very helpful".
- 40 m² with kitchen, fans and A/C
- 200 m from the beach, patio and sunny balcony
- Steps from the harbour and restaurants
Free cancellation
From 95 € / night
📍 Puerto de Mogan · gorgeous setting
Apartments nestled in a mango-tree garden above Puerto de Mogán, with a pool and complete quiet. "Puerto Mogán without the crowds!"
- Outdoor pool and beautiful flower garden
- Quiet, close to mountain walks
- Warm welcome, airport shuttle
Free cancellation
From 110 € / night
📍 Puerto de Mogan · luxury complex
A refined resort & spa complex in charming Puerto de Mogán, 10 minutes from the beach. Staff "very friendly and attentive".
- 2 pools, spa and 3 restaurants
- Fabulous breakfast, airport shuttle
- Family rooms with balcony
Free cancellation
From 130 € / night
Where to stay in Puerto Rico
On the south coast of Gran Canaria, Puerto Rico has its advantages, I find, compared with Maspalomas. It’s a smaller seaside town, but still fairly densely built up with white condos. Well, it’s white, so it’s fine — I’ve seen far worse!
Puerto Rico’s big advantage is its beaches, and especially Amadores, the most beautiful on the island, large with its gorgeous waters. So staying around here honestly makes a lot of sense. And, as you’ll have gathered, there’s quite a bit of choice 😀
📍 Puerto Rico · Amadores beach
An aparthotel with sauna and gym above Amadores beach, ideal for longer stays. Apartments "spacious, comfortable and quiet".
- Apartments with kitchen, pool and sea view
- Sauna, gym and restaurant
- Perfect with a car, airport shuttle
Free cancellation
From 60 € / night
📍 Puerto Rico · elevated sea view
A luxury apartment complex overlooking Amadores beach, each with a large sea-view terrace. "Incredible view, spotless, we loved it."
- Large outdoor pool and jacuzzi
- 1-bedroom apartments with a huge sea-view terrace
- Quiet setting, very friendly staff
Free cancellation
From 130 € / night
📍 Puerto Rico · steps from the beach
54 m² apartments a few steps from Amadores beach, with 2 pools and a sea-view terrace. Location rated 9.9/10 by travellers.
- 54 m² with balcony and sea view
- 2 pools, you always find a free sunbed
- Beachfront, free parking
Free cancellation
From 130 € / night
📍 Tauro · luxury house
A 200 m² seafront holiday home at Playa de Tauro, manicured garden and large pool. "Everything is exquisite", a setting thought out in every detail.
- 200 m² with pool, garden and terrace
- Sea view, fast 294 Mb/s Wi-Fi, pets allowed
- Peace and quiet, ideal for relaxing
Free cancellation
From 300 € / night
Hotels and apartments to stay in Maspalomas
Maspalomas is probably the most touristy place on the island, the most built-up, the most “dedicated” to tourism. Hotels and apartments by the hundred, a huuuuuge beach, the famous Maspalomas dunes, supermarkets, shopping centres, theme parks. It has absolutely everything for your holiday, if crowds don’t bother you.
All the roads to the centre or the north pass right by, so getting out of Maspalomas is also pretty easy.
So I’m going to suggest some nice hotels and apartments, for every taste!
📍 Meloneras · in the palm grove
Apartments 350 m from Meloneras beach, around a garden "haven of peace" and a pool open all year round. Quiet and "very well located".
- Outdoor pool open all year round
- Terrace or balcony, garden access
- Private parking, airport shuttle
Free cancellation
From 110 € / night
📍 Meloneras · luxury resort
A large luxury resort & thalasso on Meloneras beach, in a picturesque setting facing the ocean. "Beautiful location", services and entertainment widely praised.
- 6 pools, thalasso spa and 4 restaurants
- Rooms with balcony and sea view
- Fabulous breakfast, entertainment
Free cancellation
From 170 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · beachfront
A 4★ adults-only Lopesan Collection hotel at the foot of the Maspalomas lighthouse, overlooking the sea. "Impressive stay", ideal for a couple.
- 2 pools, spa and 3 restaurants
- Rooms with sea view, beachfront
- Professional staff, superb breakfast
Free cancellation
From 180 € / night
📍 Arguineguin · seafront
A 3★ seafront hotel in Patalavaca, 400 m from Costa Alegre beach, with entertainment and an excursions desk. "Ideal for families".
- 3 pools, gym and 2 restaurants
- Seafront, evening entertainment
- A little away from the crowds, welcoming staff
Free cancellation
From 110 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · apartment
Apartments 200 m from Maspalomas beach with a private terrace and views over the nature reserve and dunes. A "magnificent" location 2 minutes from the sand.
- Private terrace, sea or garden view
- Kitchenette, small shop on the ground floor
- 2 min from the beach and dunes
Free cancellation
From 70 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · close to the sea
Apartments with a pool 600 m from Playa del Inglés, 24-hour reception and large sunny balconies. "Professional and welcoming" staff, close to everything.
- Outdoor pool and terrace
- Sunny balcony, spacious and quiet rooms
- 24-hour reception, lively beaches on foot
Free cancellation
From 75 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · with jacuzzi
Comfortable apartments with a pool, manicured garden and jacuzzi near the Maspalomas beaches. "The quality of the service!", a lovely setting.
- Outdoor pool, garden and appreciated jacuzzi
- Air-conditioned apartments with balcony
- Free parking, shuttle
Free cancellation
From 80 € / night
📍 Maspalomas · steps from the beach
An 80 m² apartment in Playa del Inglés with a year-round pool and garden, steps from the beach and dunes. Host Beatrize "very nice".
- 80 m² with patio access and pool
- Garden and free private parking
- Close to beach, dunes, shops and bars
Free cancellation
From 95 € / night
Where to stay as a family in Gran Canaria
There’s a good chance you’ll come to Gran Canaria as a family, because it works really well as a family destination. Then again, you can leave them somewhere — no one will hold it against you for coming to enjoy yourself as a couple or on your own. But as a family, especially if the kids aren’t very big, the south coast with its beaches is the way to go. The central mountains are great, but the little ones are generally more drawn to beaches than to arid canyons.
Here are 4 family-friendly places to stay that should, I hope, suit you.
📍 Las Palmas · 200 m from Playa de Las Canteras
A minimalist, design-led 2022 build to explore Las Palmas like a local: fully equipped kitchen, exemplary soundproofing and free parking, rare in the city centre.
- New 60-107 m² apartments with a design kitchenette
- 3 min walk from the urban Las Canteras beach
- Free underground parking + paid airport shuttle
Free cancellation
From 175 € / night
📍 Playa del Águila · Seafront, private beach access
A little gem rated 9.8/10: an oceanfront holiday home with a pool and a lighthouse out front, 200 m from a quiet private beach and 5 min from Maspalomas by car.
- "Infinite ocean" view from the balcony and pool
- 2 bedrooms · fitted kitchen · private beach access
- Antonella, a wonderfully attentive host (10/10 staff)
Free cancellation
From 250 € / night
📍 Playa de Arguineguín · 600 m from Santa Águeda beach
A family complex with a private Beach Club: 80 m² 2-bedroom apartments, fitted kitchen, infinity pool and an in-house Spar shop for complete self-sufficiency.
- 2-3 bedroom apartments with fitted kitchen
- Perchel Beach Club facing the ocean (sunbeds included Mon-Fri)
- Splash Park, kids' club ages 4-12 and 3 restaurants
Free cancellation
From 220 € / night
📍 Amadores · 100 m from the white Amadores beach (9.7/10 location)
A penthouse with a private pool or jacuzzi on the oceanfront balcony: the "dream apartment" formula, a 5-minute walk from one of the island's finest white-sand beaches.
- 2-bedroom penthouse · private terrace pool or jacuzzi
- Direct sea view + daily housekeeping included
- Shared heated pool + Vibe Beach House restaurant
Free cancellation
From 220 € / night
Where to stay in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Even though it’s not the sexiest city out there (let’s be honest), staying in Las Palmas can be worthwhile. For a start, there are two lovely, pleasant neighbourhoods: Vegueta and Triana. Then, staying in the capital promises plenty going on — restaurants, terraces with tapas — and you’re close to everything, with plenty of transport options.
So honestly, with the beach not far away, it can be an interesting option!
📍 Las Palmas · historic quarter
A charming 160 m² guesthouse in the historic centre of Vegueta, 5 min from the cathedral, around a fountain patio. "Exceptional" welcome from Ana Lola.
- 160 m² with inner patio and fountain garden
- Tasteful decor, generous space
- Historic heart, sightseeing tips from the host
Free cancellation
From 135 € / night
📍 Las Palmas · facing the cathedral
A 4★ boutique hotel full of old-world character facing the Santa Ana cathedral in Las Palmas, with an "exceptional" rooftop. Location rated 9.8/10.
- Facing the cathedral, panoramic rooftop
- Old-world character, rooms with high ceilings
- 24-hour reception, daily housekeeping
Free cancellation
From 75 € / night
📍 Las Palmas · near Canteras beach
A 3★ urban hotel with modern, tasteful decor, 2 minutes from Las Canteras beach and the Poema del Mar aquarium. "Good value for money".
- 2 min from Las Canteras beach
- Tasteful decor, lounge with coffee and microwave
- Lively area, restaurants and shops on foot
Free cancellation
From 70 € / night
📍 Las Palmas · beachfront
A hotel 100 m from Las Canteras beach in Las Palmas, with 2 restaurants and a seafront. "Comfortable and well located", "perfect" breakfast.
- 100 m from the beach, seafront
- 2 restaurants and a gym
- Family rooms, attentive staff
Free cancellation
From 80 € / night
Where to stay in Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves
The west of the island is far wilder. Puerto de Las Nieves is a pretty little seaside resort facing impressive cliffs. Next to it is the Agaete valley, one of the most beautiful spots on Gran Canaria, while if you extend the adventure along the small western roads, you’ll get superb viewpoints. So it’s a slightly different corner that shouldn’t be overlooked, and staying here is nice for fewer crowds!
📍 Agaete Valley · nature
A quiet 65 m² house in the Agaete valley, with a terrace and views over the plantations. "Super welcoming" hosts and "spectacular views".
- 65 m² with kitchen, terrace and washing machine
- Spectacular views, tour of the finca
- Close to the north's activities, excursions desk
Free cancellation
From 55 € / night
📍 Agaete Valley · dream house
A large dream country house in Agaete, sea view, pool and garden, billiards and darts. "Beautiful, homely and personal", ideal with friends.
- Outdoor pool and large garden, sea view
- Billiards, darts and shared lounge
- Spacious house, very well equipped
Free cancellation
From 300 € / night
📍 Puerto de Las Nieves · large apartment
A large 85 m² apartment in Puerto de las Nieves, on a quiet car-free street, a few steps from the natural pools and the beach. Location rated 9.9/10.
- 85 m² with terrace, beachfront
- Quiet pedestrian street, free parking
- A few steps from the pools and the centre
Free cancellation
From 100 € / night
📍 Agaete · all inclusive
A 4★ adults-only hotel built into the volcanic rock of Agaete, perched on a cliff facing the ocean. A "stunning location" with gorgeous sea views.
- 2 pools, spa and 2 restaurants (16 and over)
- Rooms with balcony and sea view
- Generous buffets, close to the natural pools
Free cancellation
From 95 € / night
Where to stay in the central villages
Here, the vibe changes completely! Forget the southern seaside resorts: the centre of Gran Canaria is all about the mountains, the perched little villages and breathtaking nature. Places like Tejeda (listed among the most beautiful villages in Spain), Artenara or Ayacata plunge you into a whole different setting, a stone’s throw from Roque Nublo and Pico de las Nieves.
The upside? You’re in the peace and quiet, surrounded by nature, with absolutely stunning views over the mountains and, if you’re lucky, the sea of clouds at sunrise. And above all, far, far fewer tourists than on the coast!
Admittedly, it’s a bit more remote: a car is pretty much essential to reach these villages and explore the area. But honestly, staying up there gives your trip a whole new dimension!
📍 San Bartolomé · in the mountains
A set of spacious mountain villas in San Bartolomé, with 2 pools, perfect to disconnect as a group. "Todo limpio y muy espacioso".
- 2 pools, very large space (up to 14 people)
- Incredible views, quiet and secluded setting
- Free parking, ideal to disconnect
Free cancellation
From 250 € / night
📍 Tejeda · jacuzzi with a view
A 120 m² house deep in nature near Tejeda, with a jacuzzi and breathtaking views. "Everything was great", peace and quiet and close to the trails.
- 120 m² with jacuzzi and patio
- Breathtaking view, deep in nature
- Close to the island's centre and the trails
Free cancellation
From 115 € / night
📍 Teror · village house
A traditional house full of charm right in the centre of Teror, balcony and fitted kitchen. "Original house", 1 minute from the grocery shop.
- Authentic and charming village house
- Balcony, kitchen, washing machine and heating
- Centre of Teror, free parking nearby
Free cancellation
From 110 € / night
📍 Tejeda · wild mountain view
An 80 m² cottage in Tejeda with a wild mountain view and sunsets, ideal for hikers. Host Carmen "very responsive".
- 80 m² air-conditioned with garden and bar
- Magnificent view, superb sunsets
- Perfect base for hiking
Free cancellation
From 110 € / night
📍 San Bartolomé · stylish house
A quiet, well-equipped apartment in the heart of Santiago de Tunte village, with a pleasant patio. "Everything was spotless", charming and clean.
- Balcony, patio and fitted kitchen
- In the heart of the village, very quiet
- Family rooms, shuttle
Free cancellation
From 75 € / night
📍 Tejeda · exceptional hotel
An exceptional parador perched on one of the highest points of Gran Canaria, 180° view over Roque Nublo and a large spa. "Breathtaking view", "top" restaurant.
- 180° panoramic view over the rural park
- Large spa and massages
- Spacious rooms, varied breakfast
Free cancellation
From 105 € / night
📍 Tejeda · apartment with a crazy view
A 42 m² holiday home right in the centre of Tejeda, terrace and superb mountain view, at the trailheads. "Great location, superb view".
- 42 m² with terrace, patio and A/C
- Right in the centre of Tejeda, many trailheads
- Parking nearby, thoughtful touches
Free cancellation
From 80 € / night
📍 Vega de San Mateo · deep in nature
A 72 m² house with mountain view in Las Lagunetas, home-made breakfast and fresh eggs. Host Debbie "adorably kind", ideal to explore the island's centre.
- 72 m² with patio and fast 176 Mb/s Wi-Fi
- Very good breakfast, fresh eggs
- Well located to explore the island's centre
Free cancellation
From 75 € / night
To make organising your trip easier (and mine too!), I’ve created a map of Gran Canaria with all the info you need (landscapes, viewpoints, places to stay…)
In conclusion
There you have it! You know almost everything! So should you favour the coast or the mountains? That’s entirely up to you. The island isn’t very big, so it mostly depends on where you plan to spend the most time. But otherwise, the good move would be to start on the coast at the beach and then spend the last nights in the mountains. I have to admit the views from the various apartments on offer are pretty insane — it’s something I really recommend if you can 🙂
Especially since, by staying a good week in Gran Canaria, you can rent several places, if packing and unpacking your bags a few times doesn’t bother you 🙂
But one thing’s for sure: here in Gran Canaria there are plenty of places to stay with superb views, top-quality accommodation. And without it costing a fortune — that’s the upside — so make the most of it if you can! Especially if you’ve rented a car in Gran Canaria!
If you’d like to know more about the Canary Islands, I’ve written a few articles and there will be more and more — here’s what might interest you
About Gran Canaria
- What to do in Gran Canaria in a week – discover the must-dos and must-sees during your stay on the island
- Where to rent a car in Gran Canaria – should you rent a car, is it essential, and from which agency? I’ll tell you everything!
- The interactive map of Gran Canaria – on a single map, find the places to stay, the most beautiful landscapes and much more!
About Lanzarote:
- What to do in Lanzarote during your holiday – in a week or more, discover the most beautiful spots on the island!
- where to stay in Lanzarote – because there are plenty of options but above all some not-so-great spots, I’ll give you the info!
- The map of Lanzarote – on one map, find all the essentials to plan your stay
- The best time to come to Lanzarote – month by month I give you the pros and cons
- How much a car rental costs in Lanzarote – depending on the vehicle and the season it can vary a lot, but it stays cheap!
📍 South of the island · Excursiones Canarias (2-2.5 h)
A 2-hour buggy ride along the tracks of the Ayagaures valley with views over the reservoirs and the southern canyons.
- English-speaking guides available
- Hotel pickup (south)
- Category B licence required to drive
Free cancellation
From 65 € / person
📍 Puerto de Mogán · Atlántida Submarine (40 min)
Dive aboard a real submarine down to 25 metres deep to see the wrecks, corals and fish of Mogán bay.
- English audio guide included
- Descent to 25 metres
- Child-friendly (from age 2)
Free cancellation
From 38 € / person
📍 Las Palmas · Poema del Mar (valid 1 day)
Skip-the-line ticket for the Las Palmas aquarium and its 35 ecosystems, including the world's largest curved window onto a coral reef.
- Skip-the-line access included
- 35 freshwater and saltwater ecosystems
- Wheelchair accessible
Free cancellation
From 29 € / person
📍 Puerto Rico · Exclusive Boat (4.5 h)
South-west coast cruise with snorkelling, paddleboarding and kayaking, lunch on board and unlimited drinks (beer, sangria, soft drinks, water).
- English-speaking crew
- Snorkelling + SUP + kayak provided
- Hotel pickup (south)
Free cancellation
From 84 € / person
